Dec 02, 2010 3:40 AM GMT
Haven't seen this posted yet, but if it has sorry to repeat it.
God bless you Anderson Cooper
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Dec 02, 2010 3:48 AM GMTThis old buzzard is as dumb as a box of southern fried bigots... -
Dec 02, 2010 4:27 AM GMTTropicalMark saidThis old buzzard is as dumb as a box of southern fried bigots...
These people are insane. The president wrote two autobiographies, released his birth certificate, and countless other documents.
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Dec 02, 2010 6:15 AM GMTA few of my old coworkers would spend their lunch breaks discussing this very topic... good entertainment
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Dec 02, 2010 6:17 AM GMTI saw this, I was so happy Anderson made this fool look as such. Not to mention I think a lot of this vapid hate and conspiracy theory is revealing innate racism. -
Dec 02, 2010 8:31 AM GMTTRDMRK saidanderson's quality of material has gone way done...*scoff, hack, spit, chuckle* people...
Oh, I'm completely with you here. None of the Democratic candidates running against Obama during the primaries nor McCain/Palin after the nominations had the legal wherewithal to challenge his candidacy because they were inept and corrupt as well. That's why the smart people like you, this fellow and the horribly misunderstood Orly Taitz are the only ones who truly get it.
That and every inbred toad who listens to Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and Glenn Beck. Impressive company you keep. -
Dec 02, 2010 8:40 AM GMTBravo, Mickey! Sometimes people deserve what they get. -
Dec 02, 2010 8:43 AM GMTJust wow.
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Dec 02, 2010 8:52 AM GMTI'm getting tired of Anderson Cooper. I see this same scenario too often on AC360. Anderson chases down something that really doesn't matter a whole lot or Anderson out-debates someone who has a fringe idea. I guess if journalism is a sport, then it might be entertaining. What is the point in winning an argument about Obama's citizenship on 11/29/2010? -
Dec 02, 2010 10:08 AM GMTSPANK!
I appreciated it.boydroid saidWhat is the point in winning an argument about Obama's citizenship on 11/29/2010?
The point is that this man is currently trying to create legislation that would force Obama (and all future presidents) to prove to him personally and to the Texas legislature that Obama (and all future presidents) are in fact US Citizens, which they have to do already in order to be elected. -
Dec 02, 2010 1:18 PM GMTTRDMRK said american citizen because if i recall correctly,
LMAO.. first off you do not 'recall' correctly.. go brush up on the subject there 'alien'.. -
Dec 02, 2010 4:02 PM GMTSuecer4 saidI saw this, I was so happy Anderson made this fool look as such. Not to mention I think a lot of this vapid hate and conspiracy theory is revealing innate racism.
Except it will have no effect on his Texas constituents, who are as bad as he is, and who will continue to reelect him.
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Dec 02, 2010 4:11 PM GMTBunjamon saidSPANK!
I appreciated it.boydroid saidWhat is the point in winning an argument about Obama's citizenship on 11/29/2010?
The point is that this man is currently trying to create legislation that would force Obama (and all future presidents) to prove to him personally and to the Texas legislature that Obama (and all future presidents) are in fact US Citizens, which they have to do already in order to be elected.
I believe under the US Constitution the implied duty of validating eligibility (since I don't think it's specifically outlined) falls to the Electoral College. Individual voters, and the States, have no direct part in that process.
Under the Constitution, the President is elected by the Delegates to the Electoral College, not by you or me, nor by the States. What we actually vote for in a Presidential election are those Delegates, not directly for the President.
Another instance of Republicans not having the faintest clue how our US Constitution works. But willing to spout about it in ignorance. -
Dec 02, 2010 4:44 PM GMTArt_Deco said
Actually to be fair Bob, the majority of the constituency both Repub and Dems are guilty of this fact.
Another instance of Republicans not having the faintest clue how our US Constitution works. But willing to spout about it in ignorance. -
Dec 02, 2010 4:59 PM GMTboydroid saidI'm getting tired of Anderson Cooper. I see this same scenario too often on AC360. Anderson chases down something that really doesn't matter a whole lot or Anderson out-debates someone who has a fringe idea.
You mean he addresses republican talking points and talks to Republicans? -
Dec 02, 2010 5:03 PM GMTLostboy said
boydroid saidI'm getting tired of Anderson Cooper. I see this same scenario too often on AC360. Anderson chases down something that really doesn't matter a whole lot or Anderson out-debates someone who has a fringe idea.
You mean he addresses republican talking points and talks to Republicans?
Bravo! Perfectly put. -
Dec 02, 2010 5:32 PM GMTTRDMRK saidalso, found this a pdf file detailing basically the court's decision of a case where a man who is trying and has been for some time now, suing obama, even after the election, challenging his proof of citizenship. i'd also like to remind some of you guys that obama comes from the city of chicago.. where it's officials have been investigated and gov. rod blagojevich was taken into federal custody for trying to sell obama's seat on the senate to the highest bidder..
What does that have to do with anything?
Do you really think Obama fooled the entire federal government when he ran for president? Do you think the CIA and FBI have been hoodwinked by the junior senator from Illinois? -
Dec 02, 2010 5:46 PM GMTDoes anyone else think that this law is stupid? This isn't the 1800's anymore. Why does the president have to be born in America? Are immigrants less American than I am? This seems like a pointless law to me. -
Dec 02, 2010 5:54 PM GMTconscienti1984 saidDoes anyone else think that this law is stupid? This isn't the 1800's anymore. Why does the president have to be born in America? Are immigrants less American than I am? This seems like a pointless law to me.
Immigrants are dangerous and need to be prevented from taking public office.
They bring dangerous and un-American ideas to the table... like pragmatism, atheism and liberalism.
If you allow immigrants to take public office you end up in situations where republican governors speak out in favor of legalizing marijuana -
Dec 02, 2010 6:18 PM GMTI can't believe people are still wasting time questioning Obama's place of birth. We have so much bigger fish to fry. I'm glad Anderson Cooper takes the time to set the record straight. -
Dec 07, 2010 8:26 PM GMTI hope all this bullshit is in case of a re election, cause it doesnt make sense at this stage of the game. -
Dec 07, 2010 8:46 PM GMTWould someone please explain what was to have been posted in the white square which appeared in the OP.
This happens all the time here. This time there was not even a little box with a red X in it. -
Dec 07, 2010 9:10 PM GMTSome republicans are stuck to their old agendas because they don't have a new one. They don't have a plan for economy or US stand in International domain. So they just try to gain attention for themselves by raising dead topics.
